I’m confused how that works. The article says the panels are connected to an inverter that plugs into a wall outlet. Does that mean the inverter has a male plug with 230V at the prongs and by connecting that to the wall it connects in parallel to the apartment’s electricity circuit?
Actually they are just for looking like a big rock star that can afford to throw away a fistful of picks every night.
You just made these things obsolete.
They run 8. gen Intel processors. The difference to latest models is substantial.
You can run Office programs in the browser, so if possible I would install Linux. Windows is so heavy and the T480 is quite old hardware by now. I have Pop OS on a T480s and it’s reasonably fast for coding and web browsing.
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Song is Kavinsky - Nightcall
There is speedtest-cli at least that you can run from a script.
Nethack is under 5MB, runs on 80s hardware and you can play it forever.
Woah, in 2021 their best paid developer got 775K. I wonder how much work he produced for that money.
I think I had that stick somewhere around 1995 and lost it.
People who buy electric sharpeners also buy cheap shit knives and store them loosely in a drawer with all the other kitchen stuff so it all balances out in the end.
I wear socks with at least 60% merino wool and wear the same pair for 5 days. After airing the they have zero smell.
They’re great for blasting rock while getting drunk in the sauna.
I thought the bulbs still function as stand alone ZigBee devices to use with a bridge of your choice
How much power do they pull from the plug?
I just learned about these things today when researching for a device to test that there’s no voltage present before installing a ceiling light. Such a great innovation since it works even through insulation, so no risk of getting shocked.
I always digged the earthy colour tones. Combined with the level designs it’s a cozy feeling game.
Do they bear fruit in such small containers?
Because “they” refers to multiple people?